Grading assignments after manual grade entry

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Re: Grading assignments after manual grade entry

by Bob Puffer -

If you're using 1.95 - 1.9.11 I can suggest you take a part from the CLAMP LAE version of Moodle.  LAE is not a fork, just Moodle with some desired enhancements.  The mod/assignment/lib.php file from LAE can be dropped into any of those versions mentioned above replacing the grade "dropdowns" in the assignment grading interface with text inputs (allowing fractional grades).  Including the directive $CFG->wipeassignmentoverrides = 1; in your config.php will disallow gradebook overrides and allow you to still assign grades from the assignment grading interface.

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The $CFG directive only works if you're using the lib.php from CLAMP's LAE version.

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by Jeff Meadows -

Do you know if anyone is working on this type of fix for Moodle 2.0? We are currently experiencing the same issue (Moodle 2.0.1, Postgres) and would love to be able to allow Faculty to enter decimal grades.

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by Bob Puffer -

MDL-22999 and MDL-9085 deal with this.  I worked up the patch for 1.9 branch and had gone substantially into the 2.x patch but have unfortunately seen little response from those needing to review.  Though the issues already have a lot of votes and have been around quite a while, perhaps a bunch more votes could push it over the edge.

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by Doug Orr -

Thanks Bob; You certainly have our vote here at University of Lethbridge, running 2.0.1 (soon 2.0.2) on Postgres. This is an absolutely critical issue for us, as we have faculty with relatively large classes (200-300 students) who need to be able to easily overide grades in the gradebook without locking assignment feedback.

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